I can see myself smoking in the bathtub, unfortunately I don't have one.
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Huh...thats what that smell is....just kidding Don....
ANYHOW
The topic at hand...I must be very lucky (and is some cases stupid for no, a cigar cannot tell when you are asleep) for I do smoke in bed, both at night and in the morning....typically I have no standard go to, unless I want it to be a completely thoughtless...if that is the case, I do have a desktop (25ct) on my nightstand filled with Los Statos DeLuxe Delirios...
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Wait was this from the cigar aficionado forums?
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In Illinois, hotels are allowed to have up to 25% "smoking rooms" per the Illinois Smoking Ban.

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Found this on CS, but no pics...thank goodness.

http://www.clubstogie.com/vb/showthr...ghlight=shower
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I've had dreams of smoking cigars. Does that count for "smoking before waking up?"

I don't smoke in the house at all. My daughter will not allow it as she hates the smell of cigars, and I have been fortunate enough not to piss my wife off enough to where I have to sleep in the garage yet, so I'm no help at all.
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not good for me to smoke in my room before going to sleep.
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I can see it too :-)
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Yes, THANKFULLY. I'm sitting in one right now, enjoying a cigar. Been in this hotel for nearly 2 months, and only set off the smoke alarm twice, and never smoked in the bed itself.

I still blitz the room with Ozium after a smoke, to help with lingering odors, and the bathroom fan runs 24X7. At home I only smoke in the living room, basement, or smoking room. I think I might have had a cigar lit for half a minute when I stepped into the closet-but I ran back out when I realized what I was doing. The bedroom just doesn't seem the ideal place for lingering odors... although I guess depending on how willing and frisky the girlfriend was feeling, I might give a shot once :-)
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wait, you said daughter? that means your the father, the bread winner, the man of the house -- and your daughter tells you what is allowed in your house?? :-)

I would love to see my father face if I tried to forbid him in doing anything in HIS house..

your wife I would understand, but one of the kids?? :-)
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I'm sure his wif dis allows it and he does not smoke in the house as a courtesy.
I rarely smoke in this one, but both parents did and brother and friends.
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Only one room in the house were i smoke, my home office.
So no smoking in bed, although the bedroom would make for a way nicer home office. :-)
But then again my bed would barely fit in my current home office.

I have a tub in which i could enjoy a cigar 1 x 1.4 meters (3.3 x 4.6 feet), but like i said no smoking outside the home office.
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I smoke in the tub, its pretty good and helps me relax
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I can understand him not doing if no one in the family smokes. I no longer smoke in my house except at the huge bathroom window.. for a non smoker they can smell it weeks after someone smoked.. when my mother came for a visit I didnt smoke for over a month in my place cleaned everyone (well the cleaning lady did anyway) I couldnt smell anything. However mom walked in and said "you have been smoking cigars in here" I laughed thinking how did she know, she said I can smell it.. oh well she will get over it.. :-)

I was just trying picture my dad reaction if I said "hey pops, dont do that -- what were you thinking???" :-):-)

I too smoke in the tub, but I have to take everything out of the bathroom. Otherwise it stinks to high heaven in there, the towels clothes carpets everything..
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I remember telling him they stank :-) Maybe I should have asked for one instead.
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my father would have said something to this effect "dont like it, move out get your own place pay your own bills make your own rules. Till then, shut up and get over it" LOL

Or he would have smacked me in the back of the head!! LOL
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I've had that speach, often some years.
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A cigar with a firm ash is welcome attribute when smoking in bed.
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It's amazing enough that some smoke in their house, but I can't believe people even consider smoking at bedside. If you want your bedroom to smell like a bar, why not take a dump on the bed, throwup, and whizz on the floor as well???
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I like my bedroom, clothing, and bed linens to smell clean. No way would I do that. I wonder how a pillow smells after that? It might be difficult to get that odor out of it. Down comforters? No thanks on cleaning them frequently either..
Stale ashtray cigar smell for my wife? That isn't an option.
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This is more accurate. My dad smokes cigarettes in his house and the smell of stale smoke is overwhelming every time I go visit. My daughter is only helping me to enforce my own rules.
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